The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-20
BE hEFUBLIuAN M JuR'sY THE
STATE SENATt FIKE THEM QUE.

% r - oENAIE FL hE THE OU II.
The r publican majority in the State
S'nste Of o 10 day or Two eVO turned
INIT all the D.mncralir officials ex-
cett clerk Charles V .llandlgnom, whom
hey PERMITTED To- main | viii be re-
mrm0ered that the Republic III j rity
was got In the SsDa.e Iast ~ in Oy the
hIsh bnuded ruhtg OF Lieu nar Gov
ernnr K-nued,, Oy whlch tie D4mO.
aIlc Senators from Hamilton 9, unity
we're displaced aud R-pub caus IN
stalled, thus NJ king Republican ma
my. Each fl ,-r vas taReu I'D 5eDa-
rhtrlS Bn1 tOuLctd
lhe CASE If IN ireland, j nrnal
CLERK wa first cUn-idered Senator Sui
llVan 81 tpBt hp wts al TX SOLDIER. a
III mbeT If the q A r., and tna be ear.
RED the cars OF hTee wounds received
- the war He Wauieo t. know n the
Republican party wsnjei 10 guJ itself
Oh record by 6Oarcrg such man
vi hout cause Iha wa ju-l what he
K pub lea s di want 10 d.. S.uatOr
La"Ttnce said 1t Wa 10 u-e 70 appeal to
her patrlO Ism, or their r. spt c, for the
HVlhR or drid; tAsy wee after few
lOaVes d his few p portions
for 8 OFt tlmr, aud palTlDt 8 u pu such
men WAS wasted. They wrTe b uud to
g lU-shd, well-thpy could go III lheir
y"G way The Senator's remarks cFe-
a ~ great deal Of laughed
IN a1VOcaIlng the retention Vt Miss
AIIt U Hagen, as o OF Jnt 9 rRs Of
he s. ale, Senator v Cpai laid his
respects 10 Governor + rakBr, az fol-
lUWe:
'Wben that grand old 'cOmmOner'
ana state man OF National T9nOW II, Will
lam len, was GOYvruOT OF OHIO, In
auswsT o those WHU were press Dg for
certain plac-, he remark d, pr fixing
vigorous eXpletlVt, that 1h.s AGmlnis-
tratlOu docs nO, make WAT upon women
nor did he dUri G MS ie, III d-viate from
this dee, mlnal ion, for lie was no the
mAD TO Keep the worn of prom 10 our
ear, and break II 10 our hope But we
1--we under far different regime IL Ohio
nov. Modern degeu"Tacy has reached
5. The chair which Allen adCrued,
AID Medlll, Chase, Del ulsOu, OK and
h Jhdiy hJuOred. has now all Ucc pant
great Ony IN mpdtucrlty-a would. be
aut, crat-8ud, with his hand directing
the machinery OF the S,Htt G VprDment,
the administration TtgaTCs uei her sex,
age, condition, reputation, constitution
nOr law, nOr the DE ent pTOpHetles, in
It's greed for power, place and pplf, and
nesltates not TO ke war upon WO-
men.'"
Seven years ago the Senate If Ohio,
for the first time In the islory of the
Damon ealth, selected oman for
Legislative position, an estimable, ca
pnGle young woman, of nigh in-
ellrGtual attsiumeuls, and Tepresen-
iatiY OF Rrpu0licsnl,m, for EuRrossing
Clerk II ~Hs my pleasure, with other
Democratic Senators, to vote for her,
and the eiec,iOn was unanimous. In
the GiscnarRe of the duties assigned
her sh, G Va sCch universal satisfaction
mat h succeeding Senate reelected
again by unanimous vote, but ere her
-e"OitJ term hAd closed shl passed from
earth, Wien the Elk y-sixlh General
A Aseubiy organic d, Jne Dsmucra'ic ic
maj Il y Ot the Senate, following the
p ectd-ut now established, chose for
EngIO sing Clerk Miss Nellie o Hgean.
the daughter Of aOgCe hOnOTed member
OF The SyaEe Senate who died while a
senator She likewise disc l8rged Ghe
duties 80 acce tabiy that she was re-
erected one year ago. ohe has faithfully
and creditabiy discharged every lfficial
quiremeGt, and conducted herself With
fha utmost propriety, No 0aCcusatiQu has
been or can be brought ag last her. aud
no cause or reason ex 81 o. can exist. or
he cOl ITiVe0 for heF removal, saw only
'Ha' she believes in the Democratic
party and It's tenets, adheriug to the
ralth OF her esteemed father, and would
not disa0nOr 1t or hia memory for tenn
poTarY, petty em0lUmeE,. Her discharge
0y tWenty-Oue r 'yu oHcBZg on thi- flg0r.
tour OF whom are impF p.rly admitted
to seats In open defiance of the cOnstitu-
tl0n and the laws, and of all parliament
tary law and preCe, ent, will be no gtig.
ma upon + dispaIagem nt Of her, but,
Instead, will commend her to the favor,
appreciation and regard Of every Demo-
cTat IN OHIO worthy 10 wear the name,
The regularly elected officers this day
expelled from their places without cause
or Justification, bBva only to bide their
lime. RetributiOn will come, not only
for this act, but for eli other acts COM
mltled by the Repu 3Iiraa portion OF this
body, which are uDjasi1Able, u1War-
fanted and unpreCedented; FOR
Though the mills Of the gods grind slowly,
Yet hey grind exceeding small;
Though with patience He stands waiting